GREENVILLE, S.C.—Prescolite has introduced watts per square foot optics to its LiteFrame line. The new fixtures feature more lumens per watt, offering energy-saving benefits while increasing efficacy for retail, hospitality and design-build projects.
LiteFrame’s new innovative optical design offers much more light than the typical 45-degree cutoff and opens up the opportunity to illuminate more space with fewer fixtures. With a slightly wider cutoff and broader light distribution, LiteFrame provides uniformity to increase safety and minimize distractions.
Additionally, Prescolite’s patented watts per square foot optics controls brightness and glare at all lateral viewing angles, offering an even brightness control for comfort and consistency.
According to Ron Newbold, director of brand management for Prescolite, LiteFrame’s watts per square foot optics can be especially useful when complying with ASHRAE standards or California’s Title 24 requirements, which restrict the amount of watts per space in many building spaces.
“With LiteFrame, you’ll use less and save more—money, time and energy—without experiencing any distractions from the light distribution pattern,” Newbold said. “Watts per square foot optics is, by far, the best downlight option in the market available to comply with the evolving energy codes.”
In order to educate individuals on the many benefits of LiteFrame’s watts per square foot optics, Prescolite has created an individual site, www.prescolite.com/wft2/. Visitors will also find many useful tools, including payback analysis, fixture comparison, ASHRAE map and a layout calculator, to simplify the qualification and selection processes for Prescolite’s fixtures to energy codes for any state or jurisdiction in the country.
